Who currently has the most valuable win in professional boxing?

Canelo over GGG 2
Lopez over Lomachenko
Crawford over Spence


You could flip 2 and 3. I personally never rated Spence in the top 5 pound for pound, and his speech since his car crash tells me he's damaged goods. Conversely you could argue Loma was injured, but he seemed ok the second half of his fight with Lopez, so I'm giving Teo more credit.

For the record, I scored GGG vs Canelo 2 and Loma vs Teo both draws.

 

1) Usyk over Joshua
2) Inoue over Fulton
3) Usyk over Breidis
4) Joshua over agressive motivated Klitschko
5) Inoue over Donaire
6) Crawford over Spence
7) Beterbiev over Gvozdyk
8) Bivol over Canelo
9) Canelo over Kovalev
10) Hrgovic over Zhang

Bonus
11) Lopez over Loma
12) Loma over Haney ))

The Reason why I don't put into TOP 3 Bivol vs Canelo is that Bivol was just too big.

 

Bam stopped a guy many thought would outbox him.

 

In heavyweight
1) Usyk over Joshua
2) Ruiz over Joshua
3) Hrgovic over Zhang
4) Zhang over Joyce
5) Parker over Wilder

Klitcko was old when fought Fury (refused rematch) and even older when fought Joshua (practicaly given the belt)

 

Usyk's two wins against Joshua are the most valuable when you look at it from different standpoints. Bivol beat Canelo when Alvarez was stepping up in weight class. With Usyk it was the opposite, he was the one climbing the ladder. It is easy to forget Joshua's five-year reign (interrupted briefly in 2019). He beat old Klitschko, Povetkin, Pulev, Martin, Ruiz Jr. and Parker among others, having already beaten Whyte prior to his title run. Not only did Usyk end AJ's reign as unified champ, he also convincingly beat Anthony in their rematch. Spence and Gvozdyk were in actuality nothing more than alphabet champs, Fury's win over Wlad (like AJ's) was against a fading old warrior. Inoue's wins were against weaker contenders and Donaire, another fading warrior.

 

Crawford over Spence is pretty epic

Beterbiev over Gvozdyk is also good because AB has maintained his momentum and brutality despite being nearly 40. If only he turned professional years earlier - we could have enjoyed this guy for much longer.

Canelo has good wins on paper but there is always an asterisk next to them.

 

You forgot that Ruiz beat Joshua aswell, and rematch was barley won by Joshua because Ruiz got fame-drunk and fat.
Also, approve for Usyk part:

• We must not forget that Judges ended 12 round 10 seconds early because Joshua was that close to getting knocked out.
• Rematch was utter Usyk dominance + Joshua mental breakdown

 

Joshua beats any Ruiz version hided behind his jab. Cope.

 

Probably Usyk beating Briedis

 

Beterbiev Vs Gvodzyk
GGG Vs Canelo (IIwon IMO)
Loma Vs Haney (Loma won)
Leigh Woods Vs Lara/Conlan/Warrington (though Lara 2 fixed?)
Chocolatito Vs Estrada (felt he won 2/3 fights)

I wanna say Inoue but tbh he hasn't had a 50-50 challenge against a par boxer. Donaire was a wicked fight but I felt donaire was a little bit past his peak.

 

Crawfords win over Spence has very little weight, probably amongst the least of everyone mentioned here. He dominated a guy was already damaged and frankly just never that good to begin with even when he wasn't damaged.

I would argue Bivol has the most valuable win due to the Canelo fight. No one other than Floyd had managed to dominate Canelo to that degree.

 

Zhang over Joyce (10-1 underdog)
Bivol over Canelo (5-1 underdog)
Usyk over AJ (3-1 underdog)
Loma didn't get the decision against Haney, but the vast majority felt he won. (3-1 underdog)

The most valuable wins are the ones they're not expected to win.

 

Campbell Hatton vs Jamie Sampson